My new little project (as a PB developer and former Cert analyst I had an urgent need for this!):
Purpose: Instantly check up to 16 files on VirusTotal and MHR
Written in PB, HTML/CSS/JS, and PHP
Homepage: http://www.metasudo.com/mscan/
PB tool: bulk check files against VirusTotal and MHR
PB tool: bulk check files against VirusTotal and MHR
Last edited by firace on Sat Jun 05, 2021 9:28 am, edited 4 times in total.
Re: Instantly check up to 8 files on VirusTotal and MHR
It would be good then to have an option to send an analysis report to the AV for all false positives.
In order to flood those who are badly doing their job.
I'm kidding but false alarms can sometimes cause as much troubles as a real infection
In order to flood those who are badly doing their job.
I'm kidding but false alarms can sometimes cause as much troubles as a real infection
Re: PB tool: bulk check files against VirusTotal and MHR
Good suggestion! Will look into it.
I've just added a link to the program homepage to the first post.
Re: PB tool: bulk check files against VirusTotal and MHR
It would be nice if it accepts multiple files as command line arguments...
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Mscan.exe "D:\SFTPMSI.exe" "D:\ugrep.exe" ...
Re: PB tool: bulk check files against VirusTotal and MHR
Imho. if you want to whitelist your programm just contact the 3 big half sane AVs anything else is just a waste of time.
The crappy AVs will usually adjust themselfes to not look even more silly...
The crappy AVs will usually adjust themselfes to not look even more silly...
Re: PB tool: bulk check files against VirusTotal and MHR
Apparently the little AVs just use the big AVs database anyway (maybe officially, maybe unofficially). I've read stories from developers who said the little ones always change soon after the big ones whitelist their apps.
Re: PB tool: bulk check files against VirusTotal and MHR
This should work in the latest version (1.02.145b)highend wrote: ↑Sun Jun 06, 2021 11:17 am It would be nice if it accepts multiple files as command line arguments...
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Mscan.exe "D:\SFTPMSI.exe" "D:\ugrep.exe" ...